Biological treatment specific for an industrial wastewater containing s-triazines
W Hogrefe1, H Grossenbacher, A M Cook
1Mikrobiolgisches Institut, Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule, CH-8092 Zürich, Switzerland.
Abstract:
Mixed cultures of bacteria grew in medium containing real s-triazine wastes as nitrogen source. About 80% of the s-triazine waste could be degraded as determined by HPLC and by measurements of dissolved nitrogen. The culture required an added carbon source in order to degrade s-triazines. A temperature optimum near 40 degrees C was observed and a salt concentration above about 4% markedly retarded growth and the degradation of s-triazines. This system was examined as a biological treatment for wastes from syntheses of s-triazines.
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